Basics of Detection, Panels, and Control Based on NFPA 72 (GA)

This course will provide a basic introduction to detection methods, various types of panels and means of control – based on NFPA-72. The course will begin with a general introduction and overview of terms and definitions. At the end of the course, students will have a basic understanding of the following concepts: LEARNING OBJECTIVES:

• • Different types of detection and how each work

• • Detector placement locations

• • Audible requirements

• • Visual requirements

• • Other notification requirements

• • Different styles of circuits

• • 2 wire vs. 4 wire

• • Troubleshooting detection circuits

• • Troubleshooting NAC circuits

• • Conventional vs addressable panels

• • Construction differences

• • Installation differences

• • Operational differences

• • Basic panel programming – software zones

• • Correct vs incorrect wiring

• • Basic troubleshooting – how to find the problem and correct it

• • Maintenance and inspections – overview

• • Real-world examples

 Approved For:

• • GA-FEP

• • GA-PEK

• • GA-PEI

• • GA-ESP

4.0 Hours of Continuing Education Instructor: George E. Seymour